Posts by grael
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Will there be an update from 21.2 to 21.3?
Last Libreelec version (12.2.1) from november is Kodi 21.3, even if Kodi took an extra month to make it official.
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It is released
Release v21.3-Omega · xbmc/xbmcRelease Summary Major user-facing changes include: Video Added HDR support on Xbox One Fixed Blu-ray playback on Linux Fixed audio/subtitle issues when…github.com -
Hello,
Which output are you selecting ?
You may see 2 Alsa outputs for your Dac, use the one with "s/pdif" in it's name.
(And in expert mode, set "output configuration" to "best match", "limit sampling rate" to "384", "keep audio device alive" to "Always", "send low volume noise" off and "allow passthrough" off)
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With the patch, I can now disable and reenable CEC without reset needed.
I must restart libreelec to reflect the settings but it's logical behaviour.
Thanks chewitt
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You can try to reset to defaults settings first for the CEC Adapter, then set what you want to set.
I have strange bevahior since the new libCEC 7.0.0. If I disable CEC, when I try to re-enable it, it stays disabled
The reset fix that (but I need to modify again all the annoying auto on/off settings 😁)
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Working fine now !
Good job !
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The same here with RPi5
/usr/lib content:
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Am i right, that LE will release a 11.x version?
First nightly build here

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later edit: how do I add those lines into /usr/share/kodi/system/advancedsettings.xml ? the file is mounted from a read-only file system
On Libreelec, the userdata folder is here:
/storage/.kodi/userdata/
Create the advancedsettings.xml file if absent
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For NFS shares, you can try to set the network/nfstimeout parameter to higher value than default (5 seconds) in advancedsettings.xml
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Hey Eriol !
Did this cache solve your issue?
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It may be a buffering problem on small files.
Can be avoided by using kodi's file cache.
Try adding a file:
/storage/.kodi/userdata/advancedsettings.xml
Containing
Code<advancedsettings> <cache> <buffermode>1</buffermode> <memorysize>500000000</memorysize> <readfactor>10</readfactor> </cache> </advancedsettings>You can check kodi's wiki here:
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Just to be sure, did you enable 23.98Hz resolutions in the display whitelist?
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You can try the test build linked in this pull request:
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Let's assume you are using downmix: